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Filed under: News, Weird, Mantastic, Health Now that Susan Boyle has gone to rehab, we’ve been looking for a new hero. Jon Matthews, who is terminally ill with...
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A study conducted by Andrea Baccarelli, an assistant professor of applied biotechnology at the university of Milan, concluded that inhalation of certain particulates...
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CHICAGO _ An experimental treatment added four months to the lives of men with advanced prostate cancer, doctors reported Tuesday in a study that tested an entirely new...
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A drug already sold for other prostate problems significantly cut the chances of prostate cancer being found in men with an increased risk of the disease, doctors...
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An influential doctors group is backing off its call for annual tests after age 50 to screen for prostate cancer.
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Former UCLA and UAB basketball coach Gene Bartow has been diagnosed with stomach cancer.
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Don Hewitt, the legendary mastermind of CBS News’ “60 Minutes,” is battling pancreatic cancer.
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Two big prostate cancer studies were intended to settle the question of whether screening for the disease really does save lives. Now the long-awaited results are in _...
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Don Imus says he’s battling stage two prostate cancer.
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Pfizer Inc. said Thursday it ended a successful trial of its cancer drug Sutent early after data showed the drug met its goal of slowing the progression of pancreatic...
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A former Biopure Corp. executive has pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice for pretending he had terminal cancer to dodge a lawsuit by federal securities...
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A former executive of Biopure Corp. is expected to plead guilty to an obstruction of justice charge for pretending he had terminal cancer to dodge a federal lawsuit...
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Doctors screening women for ovarian cancer were able to pick up the disease about two years earlier than normal, according to a British study published Wednesday.
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Former Detroit Pistons coach Chuck Daly has been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.
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Former Hewlett-Packard Co. Chief Executive Carly Fiorina has been diagnosed with breast cancer, a top aide said Tuesday.
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Modern medicine in spite of its effectiveness has its share of adverse effects as well. This applies to treatment of breast cancer which is discovered by the...
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A government survey in United States claims that approximately 43 million adult citizens of America take one aspirin tablet daily.
The Agency for Healthcare Research...
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According to a new study in the New England Journal of Medicine, there has been a cut in deaths related to heart diseases since 1980.
The study ascribes the reduction...
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Of all the fruits that are so yummy,
Vitamin A, B1 and C in plenty,
Vanished are the heart diseases for many.
Oranges - Round...
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The research team in Wayne State University made two new studies on the use of Birth control pills. It says that birth control pills may be helpful to reduce the risk...
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Calcification leads to 75%-85% of blockage in the arteries.However, the researchers in National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and in Finland, aided by...
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Music’s domain has always been human soul, but now it has sunk down to heal the heart. Scientists from the University of Pavia and the University of Oxford have...
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